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The father of Boeing's winning Next Generation Air Dominance fighter has one message for his son.

New electronic warfare capabilities are a critical part of the Army's modernization plans, but the service still has much work to do.

The U.S. is pouring military assets into the Middle East as Trump's deadline for Iran to come to the negotiating table fast approaches.

The nets are being installed after thousands of residents of the Russian border city of Shebekino have fled Ukrainian attacks.

The Gripen E/F, manufactured in Brazil and Sweden, has been selected to replace Colombia’s aging fleet of Israeli-made Kfir jets.

Seabed Sentry aims to make underwater listening networks far more adaptable and affordable, putting enemy submarines and other threats in the crosshairs.

Tensions are mounting between Ankara and Jerusalem over Syria, with Israel being especially concerned about its ability to access the country's airspace at will.

The push for new authorization to engage drones comes as Mexican cartels are increasingly using them over the border for surveillance and smuggling.

Smaller artillery rockets can greatly increase the magazine depth of existing launchers and blanket large areas in destruction.

New F-16s with advanced sensors for the Philippines keep with the tightening relationship between Washington and Manila as China's power grows.

Ukraine Situation Report: Kyiv expecting major Russian battlefield push to gain leverage amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations.

The AIM-120 family looks set to continue to be a workhorse of the U.S. air-to-air arsenal even with the introduction of new designs.

Top U.S. officials that had a major hand in the NGAD fighter program say it was designed to be built in iterative increments, not just as a single configuration.

The KD-21 air-launched ballistic missile is now being carried by frontline People’s Liberation Army Air Force H-6K bombers.

The remoteness of key forward operating locations no longer offers the level of protection, even against Iranian capabilities, it once did.

The Puma was a tireless workhorse for the Royal Air Force and its successor has yet to be formally selected.

Charles Del Pizzo has finally given his version of the bizarre 2023 incident that resulted in his jet flying for dozens of miles without him in it before crashing.

One of the USAF's workhorse VVIP 757s has been spotted 'in the nude' while undergoing maintenance and modifications in Texas.

Plenty of food and drink, but you better earn your keep!

We now have a fuller picture of how the Air Force arrived at the F-47, and the potential for future next-generation fighter "increments."